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Tag Archives: Charles Pierce
Some quick thoughts on concepts
A fascinating conversation has been unfolding between Adam of Knowledge Ecology and Mike of Archive Fire about the ontology of concepts. You can follow up on them here, here and here (and follow more links on their sites to see … Continue reading
Posted in complexity, philosophy
Tagged abstractions, Charles Pierce, codified abstractions, concepts, How Forests Think, ontology, semiotics
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